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A captivating North Indian classical dance known for its rapid spins, intricate footwork, and expressive storytelling
A versatile string instrument, the guitar bridges the worlds of classical melodies, pop, and contemporary fusion styles.
The oldest classical dance form from Tamil Nadu, celebrated for its sculpturesque poses, expressive gestures, and devotional themes
Rooted in North India’s rich tradition, Hindustani vocals feature melodic improvisation, soulful ragas, and rhythmic mastery.
A vibrant blend of Indian folk, classical, and global dance styles, Bollywood dance dazzles with lively moves and cinematic flair.
Western vocal training blends classical and contemporary singing techniques, nurturing confident and expressive voices across genres.
India’s iconic percussion instrument, tabla weaves intricate rhythms and dynamic beats at the heart of classical and modern music.
Fostering creativity and self-expression, visual art explores drawing, painting, and mixed media for all ages and skill levels
Beginner
Foundation 1-2 years*
Objective: Build rhythmic awareness, body alignment, and understanding Anga Suddhi of Nritya.
Theory: Explore the origin and evolution of Kathak, understand its fundamental concepts such as Taal, Laya, Tatkaar, Hastak, Anga, Bhav, and Abhinaya, and learn about the Guru-Shishya Parampara.
Practical Training: Develop your skills in Tatkaar (footwork), Tihai (rhythmic patterns), Chakkars (spins), Hastaks (hand movements), Toda, Tukra, Paran (compositions), and Abhinaya (expression) through practical exercises and mini-abhinaya sessions.
Kathak
Intermediate
Deepen Tech Knowledge - 3-5 years*
Objective: Deepened technical knowledge , rhythm play, and emotional expression.
Theory and Practical Training: Explore the foundations of Kathak, including Gharanas, Taals, Tatkaar, Tihai, Chakkars, Abhinaya, and Nritya Yoga, to develop technical skill and rhythmic expression.
Aesthetic Development: Cultivate emotional depth through understanding Bhav Paksh, Musicality, and Gat Nikas, as well as refinement of skills through presentation and Nritya Yoga exercises.
Advanced
Mastery, individuality - Year 6 onwards*
Objective: Mastery, individuality, and performance-level refinement.
Theory and Practical Training: Delve into the theoretical foundations of Kathak, including Taal notation, Abhinaya, Gat, and Natyashastra references, while honing practical skills in Tatkaar, Layakari, Tihai, Abhinaya, and choreography.
Spiritual Growth and Mentorship: Cultivate a deeper connection with dance as Sadhana, merging movement with divinity through meditation and breathwork, and develop mentorship skills to guide others on their own spiritual
Beginner
Foundation 1-2 years*
Objective: Build foundational skills in posture, rhythm, and basic adavus.
Details: Exercises to improve flexibility and body postures. Theory- Prayer slokas, Asamyukta and Samyukta Hastas. Basic foot positions and postures
Practical Training: Adavus (Steps): Tatta, Natta and other adavus
Bharatnatyam
Intermediate
Deepen Tech Knowledge - 3-5 years*
Objective: Develop coordination, expression, and understanding of compositions.
Details: Exercises to improve stamina, flexibility and body postures Theory- Bhedas from Abhinaya Darpana, Introduction to Tala system (rhythm)
Practical Training: Adavu combinations and experiments, Introduction to Bhava and Rasa, Alarippu (invocatory piece), Simple Jatiswaram (pure dance item), Keerthanams/ Bajans. Simple enactments of mythological stories, Mudras in storytelling
Advanced
Mastery, individuality - Year 6 onwards*
Objective: Mastery of technique, choreography, and performance skills.
Details: Exercises to improve Breath control, stamina, flexibility and body postures.
Theory: Vinyogas and introduction to Natyashastra and Nattuvangam
Practical Training: Padams and Javalis (expressive pieces), Varnam, Tillana (concluding item), Group choreography and solo performance, introduction to Nirtha hasthas, Caris Karanas
*The syllabuses outline the core structures and contents for each training level. Completion duration varies based on each student's pace, consistency, and artistic growth. At Prarambh, we prioritize quality of learning over speed of progression.
Thanks and regards,
Dipali Chackravarty & Team Prarambh 🙏
Visual Art
ANNUAL PLAN (JUNIOR GROUP) AGE: 5 years to 10 years
ANNUAL PLAN (SENIOR GROUP) AGE: 11 years + and Adults
Objective: The annual visual art plan aims to engage children aged 5 to 10 in creative exploration, skill-building, and cultural appreciation, guiding them to express ideas and emotions visually while developing technical proficiency and observational skills.
Mediums Used:
Students explore a wide range of media including color pencils, crayons, craft materials, pencil shading, and watercolor throughout the year.
Learning Outcomes:
Children gain hands-on experience in pattern-making, crafting, composition, live object observation, and festival themes, growing in artistic creativity, technical abilities, and cultural sensitivity.
Objective: The overall objective of this senior visual art plan is to cultivate students’ creative expression and technical skills through advanced observation and experimentation with various artistic media.
Mediums Used:
Students explore pencil shading, watercolour, mixed media (combining pencil, watercolour, ink, collage), acrylic on canvas/paper, tempera paint, and charcoal art.
Learning outcomes:
Emphasis is placed on mastery in representing live and reference subjects, layering techniques, and effective colour application, enabling students to create expressive and culturally informed artworks that reflect both traditional and contemporary visual art practices
Beginner
Foundation 1–2 years*
Objective: Build awareness of Indian classical swaras, rhythm (taal), and vocal discipline.
Theory: Learn basic musical terms: Swar, Saptak, Thaat, Alankar, Taal. Introduction to essential taals (Teentaal, Dadra, Keharwa), and basic notation systems.
Practical Training: Practice basic alankars (note patterns), sargam exercises, and sing simple bandish or compositions in beginner ragas (Yaman, Bhupali, Bhairav, Kafi etc). Experience vocal exercises for flexibility and basic bhajans or light songs.
Indian Classical Vocals
Intermediate
Develop Voice & Raag Understanding 3–5 years
Objective: Deepen knowledge of raags and taals, improve modulation, and develop expressive singing.
Theory and Practical Training: Explore raag structure, voice modulation, taals, and learn notation styles of Bhatkhande and Paluskar. Study and perform compositions in intermediate ragas, demonstrate voice modulation, and rhythmic accuracy.
Aesthetic Development: Advance emotional expression through bandish, bhajans, develop layakari (tempo variations), introduce taan and aalap techniques, and refine presentation through solo and group practice.
Advanced
Objective: Achieve technical mastery, develop unique artistry, and prepare for performance-level presentations.
Theory and Practical Training: Study advanced raga theory, improvisation, vilambit and drut khayal, complex taals, and advanced compositions. Develop improvisation techniques (taan, sargam, bol), and perform advanced repertoire. Advance emotional development with bandishs and bhajans.
Mentorship and Artistry: Mentor juniors, study musicology and composition, enhance stage presence, and synthesize knowledge to express individuality in performance and teaching.
Beginner
Foundation 1–2 years*
Objective: Build basic vocal awareness, breathing control, and understanding of pitch and rhythm.
Theory: Explore the origins of Western singing, basic vocal anatomy, breathing techniques, and musical elements such as pitch, melody, rhythm, and note values.
Practical Training: Develop skills through daily warm-ups, breathing and pitch exercises, simple solfège, and the singing of easy songs. Practice performance in group and solo settings to build confidence.
Western Vocals
Intermediate
Deepen Technique & Style 3–5 years*
Objective: Deepen technical knowledge, expand vocal range, refine rhythm and emotional expression.
Theory and Practical Training: Study vocal registers, resonance control, musical phrasing, intermediate sight-singing, and stylistic principles of pop, jazz, and classical genres.
Aesthetic Development: Cultivate emotional depth and musicality through genre exploration, harmony practice, expressive performance, and ensemble work.
Advanced
Artistry & Professionalism Year 6 onwards*
Objective: Achieve mastery, develop individuality, and refine performance for professional settings.
Theory and Practical Training: Delve into advanced vocal technique, stylistic interpretation, harmony and recording principles, and nuanced artistry across genres. Hone skills in improvisation, stage presence, and portfolio building.
Mentorship and Career Growth: Cultivate personal style, learn performance psychology, and develop abilities for auditions, recording, and mentoring others on their own vocal journey.
Guitar
Beginner
Foundation
Objective: Learn guitar basics, build fundamental music knowledge, and gain confidence with core techniques.
Theory: Understand musical notes, intervals, major and minor scales, modes, chord construction, harmony, and song structure. Introduction to basic guitar anatomy and tuning.
Practical Training: Practice foundational finger exercises, strumming and fretting basics, learn basic chords, and play introductory songs. Develop musical timing and hand coordination through Bollywood melodies and essential riffs.
Intermediate
Skills & Style Development
Objective: Strengthen technical skills, expand repertoire, and master melodic and chordal playing for solo and group performance.
Theory and Practical Training: Explore iconic guitar riffs, solos, and genre styles such as blues, rock, and jazz. Improve finger strength, speed, and musical expression. Learn to play Bollywood songs with chords and sing while playing. Begin improvisation and enhance ear training skills.
Aesthetic Development: Combine singing and guitar in performance, boost stage presence, and prepare for engaging solo acts. Experiment with modern guitar techniques and gain insights into musical arrangement.
Advanced
Specialization & Certification
Objective: Achieve mastery in performance, improvisation, and musical understanding. Prepare for professional exams and certification.
Theory and Practical Training: Delve deeper into ragas on guitar, advanced improvisation, and cultural significance of Indian music.
Artistry and Mentorship: Develop unique musical style, prepare advanced solo performances, and take on mentoring roles. Refine teaching and peer guidance skills, synthesizing knowledge for stage and studio.
Beginner
Basic Fundamentals
Objective: Learn core tabla strokes, rhythmic patterns, and hand techniques essential for beginners.
Theory: Introduction to tabla parts, basic bols (sound syllables), counting taal cycles, and understanding simple rhythms like Teentaal, Dadra, and Keharwa.
Practical Training: Practice basic bols such as Na, Tin, Dha, Ti, Ke, simple teyahs (rhythmic compositions), and develop hand control through steady beats and basic compositions.
Tabla
Intermediate
Intermediate Rhythms & Improvisation
Objective: Enhance technical abilities, learn complex rhythms, and start improvising within talas.
Theory and Practical Training: Study of varied taals (e.g., Jhaptal, Ektaal), compositions like kaydas, relas, and tukras; understanding rhythmic nuances and tempo changes; coordination between daya and baya drums.
Aesthetic Development: Explore improvisational frameworks, solo presentation skills, and rhythmic interplay in solo and ensemble settings. Practice rhythmic variations (layakari), and develop confident performance techniques.
Advanced
Advanced Mastery & Performance
Objective: Achieve mastery over advanced compositions, express individuality, and integrate with diverse music forms.
Theory and Practical Training: Advanced work on gat, tihais, peshkar, and complex layakari. Study of tabla in various genres including classical, fusion, and contemporary setups. Focus on solo recital preparation and accompaniment skills for vocal and instrumental music.
Mentorship and Career Growth: Develop personal style, mentorship skills, and stage presence. Prepare for professional opportunities in concerts, recordings, and teaching.
Beginner
Focus: Awareness of rhythm, groove, and classic foundational steps.
Core Moves: Running Man, Wop, Smurf, Robocop
Technique Focus: Groove, rhythm, body isolations
Bollywood- Hiphop
Intermediate
Focus: Skill diversification, advanced groove patterns, and stylized technique.
Core Moves: Roger Rabbit, Tutting, Popping basics
Technique Focus: Layered grooves, arm work, syncopation
Advanced
Focus: Nuanced mastery, style fusion, and personal artistry.
Core Moves: Harlem Shake, Spongebob, advanced popping/locking
Technique Focus: Fusion, speed, freestyle, expression
*The syllabuses outline the core structures and contents for each training level. Completion duration varies based on each student's pace, consistency, and artistic growth. At Prarambh, we prioritize quality of learning over speed of progression.
Thanks and regards,
Dipali Chackravarty & Team Prarambh 🙏
